North Korean leader Kim Jong-il is reportedly heading home after entering China on Thursday of last week.

Multiple sources are reporting that Kim began moving toward a Chinese city near the border with North Korea, such as Yanji or Tumen, early Monday morning.

One source said Kim will be returning to Pyongyang by Monday afternoon.

Police in Yanji and Tumen reportedly bolstered railway security, and multiple hotels there asked guests to check out.

While in Harbin on Sunday, Kim toured industrial facilities including a gas turbine factory.